Folle Blanche
Nantais
Folle Blanche is an ancient grape variety, native to the Armagnac and Cognac region of France. It was widely planted in the Loire Valley, particularly in the Pays Nantais region.
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General features
Historically used to produce brandy, today it is mainly vinified into dry white wines and sparkling wines.
Folle Blanche produces light white wines with lively acidity and delicate aromas. It is often used for sparkling wines and is appreciated for its freshness and ability to age well.
Oenological skills
- Light
- Dry
- Sweet
Aromas
Fruits
Green apple, citrus...
Leaves and flowers
White flowers
Végétales
Fresh grass
Did you know?
The Folle Blanche, nicknamed "la folle" for its vigor, is best known for its eaux-de-vie in Brittany and Pays Nantais. But did you know that it also has a foothold in Loire-Atlantique, producing Gros-Plant-sur-Lie?